Pixel pitch describes the screen, not the tolerance of the part · review
The faster Mono 4: ACF film and a release algorithm raise the stated top speed to 120 mm/h, on the same 17 × 17 µm 10K screen, with a COB and Fresnel light.
The panel stays the same. The film, the light and the checks change. ACF film and a release algorithm lift the stated top speed to 120 mm/h, and the COB with Fresnel lens system raises the light uniformity.
Anycubic prints a figure of at least 90%. An uneven screen cures the edges of a plate differently from the center, and that shows up in dimensions.
The listing names five inspections, including printer auto-inspection. They are there to catch a failed print before it wastes a vat of resin.
| Screen | 7-inch 10K, 9024 × 5120 |
|---|---|
| Pixel size | 17 × 17 µm |
| Speed | Up to 120 mm/h, stated |
| Film | ACF, with Intelligent Release Algorithm |
| Light | COB with Fresnel lenses, ≥90% uniformity stated |
| Checks | 5 intelligent inspections |
| Screen UI | 4.3-inch, 8 languages |
| Amazon ASIN | B0DB88XY7X |
A release film between the resin and the screen. Anycubic says it reduces frosting and lets more light through for a smoother release.
Yes on the published figures: 7 inches, 9024 × 5120 pixels and 17 × 17 µm.
8.1/ 10
A real step up from the Mono 4 if you print often. For occasional prints the plain model is enough.
workshop machines from the same category, at nearby prices. Only what all of them publish is shown: a column with holes compares nothing.
| Model | Price | Screen |
|---|---|---|
| Anycubic Photon Mono 4 Ultra | $330 | 7-inch 10K, 9024 × 5120 |
| ELEGOO Saturn 3 Ultra | $340 | 10-inch 12K mono LCD, 11520 × 5120 |
| ELEGOO Mars 5 Ultra | $300 | 7-inch 9K mono LCD |
| Anycubic Photon Mono 4 | $210 | 7-inch 10K mono LCD, 9024 × 5120 |
A resin owner who values speed and printing checks on a 7-inch machine.
Specifications: the manufacturer sheet for maker machines and tools and the matching Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.
MSLA resin · 7-in 10K mono LCD · 9024 × 5120 · 17 × 17 µm · 153.4 × 87 × 165 mm · LighTurbo matrix · 4-point leveling
A 7-inch 10K resin printer with 17 × 17 µm pixels and a stated 153.4 × 87 × 165 mm volume, leveled by hand with a 4-point method.
Best for: A detail-minded buyer who can level by hand and wants the most pixels for the money.
≈ $210
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A 7-inch 9K resin printer with 18 µm XY resolution, a tilting release that the listing rates up to 150 mm/h, an AI camera and Wi-Fi.
Best for: A miniature painter or jewelry modeler who wants fine pixels and remote checking.
≈ $300
MSLA resin · 4K mono LCD · COB light source · one-click automatic leveling · residue detection · overheat stop at 80 °C
ELEGOO’s entry resin printer, with a 4K mono LCD, a COB light source, one-click automatic leveling and alarms for resin shortages and leveling failures.
Best for: A first resin buyer who wants the machine to level and check itself.
≈ $200
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